Dickinson's Real Deal Season 18
Dickinson's Real Deal is an ITV, UK modern antiques and collectables television programme presented by David Dickinson. It is broadcast on ITV as part of the afternoon schedule, and is repeated on sister channel ITV3. An American version of the show, simply titled Real Deal, was aired for one series on History, produced by Zodiak USA. The elements are the same except that the US show lacks the on-screen host for intervention on the deals.
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Dickinson's Real Deal Season 18 Full Episode Guide
David Dickinson hosts from the Newark Showground as a prehistoric collection of fossils found locally is described as someone's favourite-ever items.
David Dickinson hosts from the Newark Showground as Henry Nicholls pays more than he intends for a portrait painting and Simon Schneider misses out on a ring.
David Dickinson presents from Newark Showground in Nottinghamshire as Simon Schneider literally throws his money around and Mark Stevens has to phone a friend.
David Dickinson hosts from Newark Showground in Nottinghamshire as a mystery medallion has everyone guessing and a seller gets a huge surprise from Tracy Thackray-Howitt.
David Dickinson hosts from Walsall Football Club in the West Midlands as a fascinating family collection of 400 First World War postcards turns up in the Dealers' Den.
David Dickinson hosts from Walsall Football Club in the West Midlands as a set of false teeth found in a loft cause a stir and James Layte explains what a dumpy level is.
David Dickinson presents from Bosworth Hall in Market Bosworth in Leicestershire as a big painting, a big cash offer, and a big surprise no await Stewart Hofgartner.
David Dickinson hosts from Bosworth Hall in Market Bosworth in Leicestershire as Real Deal regulars Angela and David mark their eighth appearance on the show.
David Dickinson presents from the RAF Museum in north London as one seller travels all the way from Brighton with his Moorcroft collection just to meet Alison Chapman.
David Dickinson hosts from the RAF Museum in north London as a host of bargains that include a bronze bust of George IV turn up in the Den.
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